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Workplace health plans pay up to 30 times more than Medicare for specialty drugs

By Alan Goforth

Policies to reduce employer-sponsored insurance prices for physician-administered drugs are needed because they threaten access to innovative and lifesaving products for half the U.S. population, concluded a JAMA report.

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COVID cost employers $213B in lost hours: How to mitigate further losses

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Where do 80% of young Americans get financial advice?

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February 13, 2023

9 in 10 employers plan to change health and wellbeing vendors in 2023 or 2024

In an effort to meet the needs of their employees and improve worker health, employers are taking a close look at the value and cost savings their vendors promise and are ready to make changes as needed, says a new survey.

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February 13, 2023

Is 2023 shaping up to be the 'year of the return to the office'? Not so much

Since office visits remain about 60% of pre-COVID levels, "rumors of the demise of remote work seems to be greatly exaggerated," says new analysis

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February 10, 2023

Want a C-suite job? The 10 fastest-growing 'chief' titles (from LinkedIn)

A new report from LinkedIn reveals the hiring of certain C-suite positions has skyrocketed, with chief diversity and inclusion officer topping the list.

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February 09, 2023

Post-retirement plans: 7 in 10 employees say they may continue to work in retirement

With market volatility the "new norm," 44% of employees plan to work after retirement out of necessity, as investors and advisors are rethinking what post-retirement life now looks like. according to a new report.

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February 08, 2023

The average retiree has $171K saved for retirement (less than 1/3 of what they need)

A very large percentage of retirees (87%) said the government should do more to help retired Americans, while 60% say their employer didn't help enough with retirement, according to a new survey.

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February 07, 2023

Debt taking a toll on employees (80% saying it's "a problem")

Due to inflation, employees consider themselves relatively unprepared to handle unexpected expenses, however, many employers are implementing financial wellbeing programs, according to a new survey.

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February 07, 2023

1 in 4 US employers offers bereavement leave for pregnancy loss

While more than half of employers said that the length of time offered varies based on individual need, 36% said they allow five days, and 3% said the leave was unlimited, according to a new NFP report.

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Workplace health plans pay up to 30 times more than Medicare for specialty drugs

COVID cost employers $213B in lost hours: How to mitigate further losses

Where do 80% of young Americans get financial advice?

Recommended Just For You

Research Stories

9 in 10 employers plan to change health and wellbeing vendors in 2023 or 2024

Is 2023 shaping up to be the 'year of the return to the office'? Not so much

Want a C-suite job? The 10 fastest-growing 'chief' titles (from LinkedIn)

Post-retirement plans: 7 in 10 employees say they may continue to work in retirement

The average retiree has $171K saved for retirement (less than 1/3 of what they need)

Debt taking a toll on employees (80% saying it's "a problem")

1 in 4 US employers offers bereavement leave for pregnancy loss